Gino s Deli Stop N Buy was another Alamo City eatery that placed high on the ranking. Author: KENS 5 Updated: 6:21 PM CDT May 13, 2021
SAN ANTONIO Two Alamo City restaurants were named among Texans favorites this week.
Yelp released its 2021 list of the top 100 places to eat in the Lone Star State, and San Antonio favorite Comfort Café topped the list. Working off a pay-what-you-can structure (with a minimum of $10), the west-side eatery offers meals ranging from breakfast favorites to salads and big bite burgers.
Our own Marvin Hurst visited Comfort Café in early 2020, and gave two thumbs up to the Guacamole Benny, Churro Waffle and the Rise & Shine. The restaurant has five stars on Yelp, a rating accrued with more than 200 reviews.
Race is the story :
Not since the O.J. Simpson trial has there been so much anticipation about a criminal trial verdict. The country is watching the case against former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin for unintentional murder and manslaughter. It s always a difficult thing to address race in a criminal trial, Donna Coltharp said.
But law and race are on trial too. Former Federal public defender and current St. Mary s Law School criminal law professor Donna Coltharp agrees. Race is the story in the Minnesota trial, she said.
Putting race on the witness stand, she said, does not frequently happen because of the burden of proof.
The Jack Guenther Pavilion at the Briscoe Museum was an empty room until four Black women and a 16-year-old girl filled the space with their stories.
As a part of a new series at KENS 5 called Together We Rise, the five shared the challenges of being a Black woman. Together We Rise results from a months-long conversation about South Texas s racial issues. The series pledges to shine a light on topics that may divide our community to find the pathway to uniting us.
Here are the challenges confronted by a local basketball coach and educator, a public relations maven and activist, a businesswoman, San Antonio s first African-American poet laureate, and a senior in high school.
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Saige Martin, 18, with Oldham County 4H, proudly shows her Grand Champion steer Jimmy Buffett at the 2021 San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo’s Jr. Market Steer Auction on Saturday, Feb. 27, 2021. Jimmy Buffett, named after the singer, sold for $63,939.Marvin Pfeiffer /Staff PhotographerShow MoreShow Less
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Saige Martin, 18, of Oldham County 4H near Amarillo, brings out her Grand Champion steer, Jimmy Buffett, at the 2021 San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo’s Jr. Market Steer Auction on Saturday, Feb. 27, 2021. Jimmy Buffett, named for the singer/songwriter, sold for $63,939.Marvin Pfeiffer /Staff PhotographerShow MoreShow Less